Interesting readings

I'm Building a Browser for Reverse Engineers

Nice article about browser hacking for reverse engineering and different approaches to reverse
engineering JavaScript code. Worth reading! There are some other interesting articles on the same blog
on related topics. See: https://nullpt.rs

Some useful tools mentioned in the blogpost:

First time I saw the article it was on HN. There are a couple of
interesting comments throughout the comments section. One of them mentions an instrumented version of
V8 JavaScript Engine, which I found intriguing and worth exploring further: https://github.com/wspr-ncsu/visiblev8

FLARE-On 12 Challenge Solutions

FLARE-On <3! One of my favorite CTF challenges. Unfortunatelly, I didn't have time to participate this year.
Nevertheless, I will try a few challenges myself and enjoy reading other solutions. Especially from top 20 players who always amazed me. Their skills are superhuman!

From Chaos to Capability

Still digesting it and have to finish reading it. Thus, a later update might be coming soon.

Prompt injection to RCE in AI agents

I expect that most of the security professionals know about Trail of Bits and the quality of their work.
Strongly recommend taking time to read this article and every related article from Trail of Bits team.

Linux capabilities

Interesting videos

AI & Cybersecurity: Dan Boneh Interviews Nicolas Carlini

No introduction is needed for Dan Boneh or Nicolas Carlini. I would just like to say that the interview was
insightful. Many subjects at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity were discussed, including the future
of Computer Science education. I generally like very much the interviews with Nicolas Carlini or his presentations. His blog posts and work are always worth reading.

OBTS v8.0

A bunch of interesting presentations and topics to follow up on. I will try to summarize some of them
and update this post later or post a separate blog post.